SoMa West Dog Park




















SoMa West Dog Park is a conveniently located dog park in San Francisco that offers a safe space for dogs to play and socialize. The park is situated near Central Freeway and provides a fenced area for dogs to run off-leash. Visitors can expect essential amenities like seating and trash bins, making it a practical spot for both dogs and their owners to enjoy some outdoor time together.
Reviews


Nice little stretch of Astro turf for you dog to run free on. For the most part it’s clean and haven’t seen any turds left on the floor.
Location is kinda cool but at the same time kind of odd because your in this corner below an overpass. Been there twice and both times there was nobody for young reptar to play with.
There’s a separate area for small dogs. It’s open till midnight which is awesome. A few homeless people look like they’ve claimed a spot near the entrance but hey, this is SF, name a place where you won’t find that and they seemed harmless.


Is dog park is one of the better ones in the city strictly because there are two adjacent dog parks in which the dogs can play. It enables pups to be separated if any conflicts arise or for precautionary measures. It’s open late, and I have utilized this park multiple times almost strictly for this reason on days when my dog did not get as much exercise during the day as she should have.


Love this park, open late, the turf is nice especially when it’s rainy. It’s small but the dogs know how to have fun. And the graffiti on the walls is fun to look at. Always fun dogs and people that show up


Great little dog park. Large dog area and small dog area. Dog fountain and trash cans. Always fairly clean and a few dogs playing here. Great little spot on a sunny day. Great location, easy to grab a drink or some grub after.


The owners and dogs are what make this a hidden gem under the freeway. People are friendly and there’s a large group on Sundays and after work time. My dog needs to burn off a lot of energy and the elongated AstroTurf pitch let’s me throw toys and for her to run to the point of exhaustion.